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• Coins
  Below, you can find a comprehensive collection of all coin types with legends with relevance for the study of Cisalpine Celtic.<br> At the moment, there are {{#ask:[[Category:Coin]]|format=count}} coin types included in ''{{SITENAME}}''.<br>
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• Département des monnaies, médailles et antiques de la Bibliothèque nationale de France (Paris)
  ...of the coin type [[NM·15]] ({{w||alkouesi}}) and thirteen specimens of the coin type [[NM·17]] ({{w||kasios}}).
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• Civico Gabinetto Numismatico e Medagliere (Milano)
  ...specimens of the coin type [[NM·5]] ({{w||rikoi}}) and 42 specimens of the coin type [[NM·7]] ({{w||toutiopouos}}).
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• Marinetti & Prosdocimi 1994
  ...able are the preliminary specifications about the particular status of the coin legends, because they are equal to those related to the Lepontic alphabet u
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• Kos 2004
  |title=The coin legend V·O·K·K = Caesar's ''Voccio''?
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• NM·8
  {{coin The coin was found in Kelheim/Mitterfeld (Bavaria) and is preserved in the [[locatio
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• remu
  ...) {{tr|lat|remi}} (gen., Vieil-Évreux), {{bib|RIG}} M-56 {{tr|lat|remos}} (coin legend).
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• NM·10.2
  {{coin The coin was found around [[sortdate_find::1785]] in Vétroz near Sion (Valais) ({{b
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• NM·12
  {{coin The coin was found in 1857 in St. Martin de Corléans ([[Aosta]]) and is preserved i
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• Musée cantonal d'histoire (Sion)
  The Musée cantonal d'histoire houses the single known specimen of the coin type with legend [[NM·11]].
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• Musée cantonal d'archéologie et d'histoire (Lausanne)
  Houses two coin specimens: [[NM·5]], [[NM·13]].
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• NM·10.1
  {{coin The coin was found between 1760 and 1764 [[sortdate_find::1762| ]] on the Italian si
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• Historisches Museum (Bern)
  The museum also houses one specimen each of the coin types [[NM·4]] and [[NM·7]], and the only known specimen of type [[NM·9]
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• San Rocco
  ...Roman necropolis near the chapel of San Rocco. Beside sporadic pottery and coin finds, a deposition of ceramics – funerary or votive – in a rectangular
  356 bytes (48 words) - 00:26, 27 February 2022
• The Hunterian (Glasgow)
  ...at the University of Glasgow houses one of the two known specimens of the coin type [[NM·6.2]].
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• NM·14
  {{coin One coin was found [[sortdate_find::1762|between 1760 and 1764]] on the Italian side
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• NM·19
  {{coin The coin was found during an [[find_circumstances::excavation]] [[date_find::before
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• Museo dell'Accademia di Sant'Anselmo (Aosta)
  The museum of the Accademia di Sant'Anselmo houses specimens of the coin types [[NM·12]] and [[NM·13]]; the museum's collection is on display in t
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• kasiloi
  ...ntic and by the 1^st c. in Cisalpine Gaulish. Cf. -''oi'' in the coin legend {{w||rikoi}}, as well as {{w||riśoi}} and (unlikely) {{w||χoθioi}
  1 KB (235 words) - 20:48, 7 December 2021
• piraki
  ...onal name in the genitive. The name {{w||pirakos}} is also attested in the coin legend [[NM·4]]; see there for the morphological and phonological analysis
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• NM·6.2
  {{coin Two specimens of the coin type, commonly referred to as didramma del cervo, are known:<br>
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• NM·18
  {{coin
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• Inscriptions
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• VR·1 Nogarole Rocca
  A [[NM·5|''Rikoi'' coin]] from the same grave dates to the end of 2^nd / beginning of 1<s
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• NM·2
  {{coin ...otha]. According to the inventory as of 2020, however, the ''anarekartos''-coin is not in the Münzkabinett, which corroborates Pautasso's information. (Th
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• VB·14 Ornavasso
  ...e [[In Persona]] necropolis; ''terminus post quem'' based on an associated coin find according to Morandi.
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• rikoi
  ...ending (dat. sg. or nom. pl.; {{bib|Lejeune 1971}}: 127, n. 437). Cf. the coin legend {{w||kasiloi}}.
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• NM·11
  {{coin ...hatmough ({{bib|PID II}}: 136) and {{bib|Pautasso 1966}}: 141 recorded the coin as lost, but, as pointed out by {{bib|Wiblé 2000}}: 236, it is kept at the
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• ana
  ...reviated ethnonym, since he does not expect two personal names on the same coin, but has no comparanda to offer.
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• caledonos
  ...may have encountered the ethnonym before /{{p||ē}}/ > /{{p||ī}}/ (and the coin legends also reflect that state, or show influence from Latin?), proposes a
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• NM·20
  {{coin
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• NM·13
  {{coin Two specimens of the coin type are known:<br>
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• koiśa
  ...ndi 2004|2004}}: 521, no. 3) compare names in ''cois''-, viz. the '''Boiic coin legend''' ''coisa'' ({{bib|Birkhan 1971}}: 25), ''coesus'' CIL V 5621 from
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• uerkou
  ...ding ''-ū'' and the Latinised ending ''-ō'' may also be possible – cf. the coin legends [[NM·9]] {{w||anatikou}} and [[NM·13]] {{w||prikou}} for further
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• Tibiletti Bruno 1981
  ...+]]|format=count}} inscriptions are presented, incl. {{#ask:[[type_object::coin]][[tibiletti_bruno::+]]|format=count}} coins.
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• NM·9
  {{coin The single known specimen of the coin type was found in 1756 on the Murhübel, not among, but near the ruins of a
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• NM·17
  {{coin Fourteen specimens of the coin type are known to us:<br>
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• prikou
  ...rism of a compound in {{m|brīg-}} – ''brigo'' is not attested, but cf. the coin legend {{bib|RIG}} M-76 <span class="tr_lat">brico</span> (with ⟨c⟩ for
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• Mommsen 1853
  Presentation of inscriptions and coin legends (tables I, II, III) written in the "North Etruscan" alphabets from
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• anatikou
  ...ot be excluded (cf. {{bib|Marinetti & Prosdocimi 1994}}: 44). Cf. also the coin legend {{bib|RIG}} M-22 <span class="tr_lat">anadgouoni</span> (see {{bib|D
  1 KB (193 words) - 15:03, 13 August 2023
• NM·6.1
  {{coin Five specimens of the coin type, commonly referred to as dramma della civetta, are known:<br>
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• NM·3
  {{coin
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• VR·31 Verona
  ...h rich burial equipment (pottery, small metal objects, a lamp and a bronze coin) ({{bib|Marchesini & Stifter 2018}}: 154; {{bib|Solinas 2016}}: 377). For t
  1 KB (162 words) - 18:25, 28 August 2020
• rupelos
  ...}: 116, 262 has {{bib|CIL}} XIII 994 ''adruppo'' (Aquitania). Cf. also the coin legend {{bib|RIG}} M-247 {{tr|lat|rupios}} (previously read {{tr|lat|rubios
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• NM·1
  {{coin
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• NM·15
  {{coin Min. 480 specimens of the coin type are known; the following list comprises merely a small selection of lo
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• bog-
  ...ental Celtic personal names, e.g. {{bib|RIG}} M-288 {{tr|lat|toutobocio}} (coin legend), {{bib|CIL}} III 15205i {{tr|lat|uercombogi}} (gen., Noricum), III
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• uericou
  ...ding ''-ū'' and the Latinised ending ''-ō'' may also be possible – cf. the coin legends [[NM·9]] {{w||anatikou}} and [[NM·13]] {{w||prikou}} for further
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• Lejeune 1971
  ...to the linguistic conclusions (V). In the appendix, Lejeune discusses the coin legends (VI) and the stelae of the Lunigiana territory (VI).
  1 KB (217 words) - 00:01, 22 July 2020
• uedicou
  ...{m||-ū}} and the Latinised ending {{m||-ō}} may also be possible – cf. the coin legends [[NM·9]] {{w||anatikou}} and [[NM·13]] {{w||prikou}} for further
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